Netflix has announced that it will include mobile games on the platform a while ago, and even started its tests in Poland. And now the streaming giant has announced that it’s making its games available to mobile all over the world. However, it seems like it will take a few days to reach everyone.
The company states that its Netflix Gaming service aims to appeal to both casual gamers and gamers who want to immerse themselves in a more immersive experience surrounding their favorite stories. Netflix Games will be tied to a Netflix subscription with the promise of “no ads, no additional fees and no in-app purchases”.
The games can be played on Android devices at the first stage. iOS support will come at a later date. Netflix Games will depend on the Netflix language profile, offer games in multiple languages, and default back to English only if your language is not yet supported. The games also have an “Adults Only” section, which by default will not be offered directly to children if a PIN is set.
Netflix subscribers using Android all over the world can play Stranger Things: 1984, Stranger Things 3: The Game, Shooting Hoops, Card Blast and Teeter Up. As with streaming on Netflix, subscribers will also be able to use multiple mobile devices on a single account.
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